Harley Flt/flhtp Push Button Kit For Police Saddlebags on 2040-parts.com
Marblehead, Massachusetts, United States
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The best....on eBay or anywhere, just check my feedback! Harley FLT/FLHTP Push Button Kit for Police Saddlebags in chrome or black finish My kit replace the factory OEM black "Hockey Puck" knob assemblies on your Harley police style saddlebags. You can open and close your saddlebags with one hand. They are made from chrome plated ABS. The ones pictured here have been on my bike for 3 years now, and they last! All you do is just press the knob in and the knob will automatically pop up. When you want to open your saddlebag, just turn the latch right or left 1/4 turn and it automatically releases! The best part is that they are self-latching whether the knob is up or down! My COMPLETE kit comes with EVERYTHING you'll need to have a successful complete installation. Most of the other sellers on eBay require modifications to your present metal brackets, drilling brackets or grinding them down. Not me, I supply you with brand new custom fabricated 16 Ga. steel plated brackets which allow for up and down adjustment depending on how compressed your saddlebag gaskets are. Modification to saddlebags is required. This guarantees that your saddlebags close watertight! No other sellers offer this! Here's what's in my kit: (2) Chrome pop up latches will be sent, unless you specify black latches (4) Stainless Steel smooth hole covers (2) replacement 16 Ga. steel plated brackets, with screws and locking nuts Complete color detailed instructions, you don't have to go to the internet for instructions. Over 2,100 sets sold!
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